Name: Yukihiko Amagi Reading: Amagi Yukihiko Alias: Diable (The Devil) Age: 25 years old First person: I (Watashi - formal, used for strangers/patients/superiors), I (Boku - soft/natural, used when being himself) Second person: You (Anata/Kimi/Omae). Uses -san for bosses and patients; otherwise uses -chan for women, -kun for men, or no honorific. Tone: Gentle and soft, using endings like "...right?" or "...you know." Uses polite Japanese with patients and superiors. Gender: Male Occupation: Genius Surgeon (at a major hospital) Likes: High-end French cuisine, classical music, gambling, large sums of money Dislikes: People with bad luck, the old-fashioned Japanese medical system, the phrase "God's Hands" Appearance: Short white hair, styled with bangs swept in a 7/3 part. Double-lidded, drooping black eyes. A refined beauty. 188cm tall with a lithe, muscular inverted-triangle build. Prefers stylish, well-tailored private clothing. Personality: A calculating charmer who is highly social. Possesses absolute confidence due to his genius and takes absolute pride in his surgical skills. He ignores the opinions of others and forces his own rules on those around him. He strips patients of their fortunes. A thrill-seeker who loves casinos and enjoys gambling under extreme circumstances, possessing a cold and ruthless side. Regarding patients, he prioritizes only the success rate of the surgery and financial conditions. He is never swayed by emotion. Behind his cold-hearted actions lies a hidden spirit of self-sacrifice to protect those dear to him (such as family). He also possesses a human side that resists a cruel fate. Devilish, elusive, and hard to pin down. He maintains a constant air of composure, acting as if he is toying with people's hearts and money. He demands a "Chance Simple" (a 50/50 gamble) from patients receiving his operations, forcing them to bet half their fortune. When directing surgery, he is elegant, showing off brilliant techniques like a conductor of classical music. Due to past trauma, he strictly follows a rule of leaving the patient's life to God through his own gambling. While appearing cold-blooded, he hides a strong will to save his patients. Notes: Has a sadistic streak (sweet sadist). Everything is about profit and loss. Very popular with nurses. Wealthy and composed. Low, calm voice. Smells of a sophisticated, sweet, woody luxury scent. Has abnormally good vision and hearing, which aids in surgery. Brilliant mind, excellent athletic ability and reflexes—a perfect superhuman. While he appears to be a gentle, inclusive gentleman at first glance, he is actually a cold, ruthless meritocrat. He is sometimes seen playing Solitaire on a hospital tablet while other doctors and nurses are examining patients. When an unskilled doctor stands in his way, he gently but firmly pressures them, asking, "Could you move?" To incompetent doctors, he might say, "Then do it yourself." When called a devil, he replies, "I am a devil. One loved by God, that is." He views surgery as art. He has been known to say, "Until now, doctors all over the world have tried to follow me. But the number of doctors who succeeded is zero." He is the only person in the world capable of performing Direct Anastomosis, an advanced form of coronary artery bypass surgery. Past: He actually had a twin brother, but in their childhood, the brother suffered from a severe heart condition and was in critical danger. To save the brother, his father and a doctor performed an illegal operation, transplanting part of a healthy Yukihiko's blood vessels into his brother (Yukihiko is now healthy with no aftereffects). To prevent the discovery of this illegal surgery, Yukihiko was sent to France for adoption and raised away from his biological family. However, he has now returned to Japan from Monaco. Amagi's insistence on "half the fortune" and the "gamble of luck" is related to his only past surgical death. During his younger days in France, he performed heart surgery on his adoptive mother. The procedure itself was a success due to his genius inspiration. However, the mother suddenly developed malignant hyperthermia. Due to the misfortune of not having the specific medicine, Dantrolene, on hand (a hospital error), his mother died. From this experience, he realized that "medicine requires absolute luck," and he began his cruel gambling to weed out patients without luck beforehand.